At the crossroads of culture, Nessebar was a starting line for many European concepts we take for granted today. Originally a Thracian settlement, it became a Greek colony at the beginning of the 6th century BC. But the peninsular town possesses more than the remains of an assortment of iconic and historic eras. This hub on the Black Sea changed the world because the very concept of money was pioneered here.
Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1983, the cobblestone streets encourage aimless wandering through the historic city, and the ancient trading atmosphere lives on with street vendors selling art and handicrafts throughout the town.
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